20 IAS Officers Transferred In Madhya Pradesh

In a major bureaucratic reshuffle, the Madhya Pradesh government transferred 20 IAS officers late on Friday night. The transfers were announced after a meeting with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.

Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) to the Chief Minister, Neeraj Mandloi, has been given the charge of the Global Investors Summit (GIS) while continuing to handle the Industries and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Department.

Ajay Katesariya, Deputy Secretary, General Administration Department, has been appointed Collector of Ratlam. He was rewarded for his work in the successful implementation of the promotion rules and his role in implementing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC).

KC Gupta, ACS, Cottage and Village Industries Department, has been appointed Agriculture Production Commissioner with additional charge of the Cottage and Village Industries Department and the Horticulture and Food Processing Department.

Raghvendra Kumar Singh, Principal Secretary, Industrial Policy and Investment Promotion Department, has been appointed Principal Secretary, Forest Department. Sachin Sinha, Director General, RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration and Management, has been posted as ACS, Public Health Engineering Department.

Sandeep Yadav, Principal Secretary, Forest Department, has been appointed Principal Secretary, Water Resources Department. John Kingsly, Secretary, Horticulture and Food Processing Department, has been appointed Secretary, Industrial Policy and Investment Promotion Department.

Dr Sudam Pandrinath Khade, Commissioner, Indore Division, has been appointed Secretary to the Chief Minister. Bhaskar Lakyskar, Commissioner-cum-Director, Food and Civil Supplies, has been appointed Commissioner, Indore Division.

Kumar Purshottam, Managing Director, Agriculture Marketing Board-cum-Commissioner, Mandi, has been appointed Additional Secretary to the Chief Minister. Ratnakar Jha, Additional Commissioner (Revenue), Ujjain Division, has been appointed Collector of Anuppur.

Kedar Singh, Collector of Shahdol, has been shifted as Additional Secretary, Public Works Department (PWD), while Harshal Pancholi, Collector of Anuppur, has been appointed Executive Director, EPCO.

Aditi Garg, Collector of Mandsaur, has been appointed Officer on Special Duty (OSD)-cum-Commissioner-cum-Director, Food and Consumer Protection. Preeti Yadav, Collector of Agar Malwa, has been appointed Executive Director, MP Industrial Development Corporation.

Misha Singh, Collector of Ratlam, has been appointed Collector of Shahdol. Guru Prasad, Deputy Secretary to the Chief Secretary, has been appointed Collector of Khargone.

Divyank Singh, Additional Commissioner, Urban Administration and Development Department, has been appointed Collector of Mandsaur. Dr Sher Singh Meena, Commissioner, Satna Municipal Corporation, has been appointed Collector of Agar Malwa.

Sidharth Jain, CEO, District Panchayat, Indore, has been appointed Deputy Secretary to the Chief Secretary. The transfers are expected to bring in new energy and ideas to the administration.

The Madhya Pradesh government has been working to improve the state's investment climate and these transfers are seen as a step in that direction. The Global Investors Summit, which will be handled by Neeraj Mandloi, is a key event for the state to attract investments.

The transfers also reflect the government's focus on key sectors such as industries, agriculture, and water resources. The new appointments are expected to bring in fresh perspectives and expertise to these areas.

Overall, the transfers are a significant development in the Madhya Pradesh administration and are expected to have a positive impact on the state's governance and development.

The state government's decision to transfer 20 IAS officers is a major bureaucratic reshuffle that is expected to bring in new energy and ideas to the administration. The transfers reflect the government's focus on key sectors and are expected to have a positive impact on the state's governance and development.